Answer:
How many people were studied?
How long did these cures last?
Is there research using control versus an experimental group?
Was the experiment single or double-blind?
Did they try other foods besides carbohydrates?
How were participants selected and assigned to groups?
Explanation:
The above questions that must be asked prior to the beginning of this program. The questions regarding the 'number of people studied' will help in knowing the credibility of the claim while the questions <u>about 'the duration for which these cures last' checks for the efficacy of the outcomes</u>. The question about the use of 'control or experimental group,' 'the type of study(double or single-blind),' and 'the selection of participants' will assist in checking if there was inherent or deliberate bias in the study. Lastly, <em>the question about 'trying of other foods during the experiment' will provide information that whether the results were only produced by carbohydrates or other items</em>.
Answer:
place theory is the correct answer.
Explanation:
Brown vs The Board Of Education was over the matter of violation of the people's given 14th amendment rights. Because Korematsu vs US is over the same 14th amendment violation, they share a similarity.
The difference, however, is that in Brown vs Board they ruled that the segregation in schools was unconstitutional and therefore must not be permitted. And in Korematsu vs US most of the Supreme Court justices (with the exception of 3 dissents) thought that in this time of war that placing the people of a certain racial group in concentration camps was justified, for various reasons.
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It would be SOCIAL skills.
Answer:
Chilling effect
Explanation:
The notion that the mere threat of any kind of lawsuit decreases the aggressiveness of the news media and their willingness to pursue and publish/broadcast hard-hitting stories is most commonly referred to as <u>chilling effect</u>. In law, chilling effect is the deterring or discouragement of the legitimate exercise of an individual, organizations such as the news media, and an entity by threatening legal actions against them. For example, it is the legitimate right, duty and responsibility for the news media to publish any story it deems fit provided it is true, discouraging this right and duty of the media by threatening a legal sanction is an example of chilling effect.